Church Leadership: Understanding Accountability vs. Control
This article explores the difference between accountability and control in church leadership, highlighting how leaders can inspire spiritual growth without crossing into restrictive practices. It offers practical insights on fostering a healthy, accountable environment for discipleship. Continue reading
Evangelism and Disciple-Making: The Only Way for Apostolic Churches to Have Longevity
Evangelism and making disciples is the only way for Apostolic churches to survive and thrive. Jesus commanded it, the early Church modeled it, and history proves that churches that neglect it decline. Continue reading
It Takes More Than Just Belief to Change Us—We Need the Holy Spirit
Belief in Jesus is essential, but true transformation requires more than just belief—it requires the power of the Holy Spirit. This blog explores how belief alone cannot break the cycle of sin, produce spiritual fruit, or empower a victorious Christian life. Citing key scriptures, it highlights the Holy Spirit’s role in regeneration, overcoming sin, guiding believers, and making them effective... Continue reading
The Hardest Question: How Do I Know When to Leave a Church—And How Do I Leave?
This article provides guidance on how to leave a church gracefully and find a new one. It emphasizes expressing gratitude, blessing the church in prayer, and leaving without resentment. It advises finding a church that aligns with biblical truth, discipleship, and strong leadership. The goal is spiritual health, not church hopping. It is important to leave without gossip and remain submissive to G... Continue reading
What Do I Do When I Feel a Holy Discontent with the Church?
This article explores holy discontent—a dissatisfaction with the church that stems from a desire for growth, not offence. It emphasizes praying before speaking, checking if concerns are from God or personal ambition, and handling them with humility, submission, and a willingness to serve. The author shares a personal realization that passive behavior can be disloyalty (Hebrews 13:17) and that ca... Continue reading
The article emphasizes the importance of continuous growth in the early church, as inspired by Paul's exhortation to "excel still more." It urges believers to evaluate their spiritual, relational, practical, and missional growth, not to compete with the world but to reflect God's transforming glory through the Holy Spirit. The message encourages readers to embrace personal transformation, grow the... Continue reading